The House that Mickey Built made a strong financial showing in the first quarter of 2013, but the Games that Mickey Makes can’t share in the good news.

While Disney as a whole reported a 32 percent increase in its net income to $1.5 billion, Disney Interactive saw a loss of $54 million for the same timeframe, making it the only division of the company to not see a return on investment. Disney also projects a loss for its games division for the current quarter.

Do you think Disney will financially turn its games-making steamboat around by the end of the year, or should it focus more on handing its properties out to other parties, such as in the recent Star Wars deal with EA? Let us know in the comments.

As a child, Tim once spent an entire month staring longingly at a copy of Kirby's Dream Land his parents had kept atop the refrigerator until he could play it on an upcoming road trip. That month would change his life forever. TLatshaw